An independent study course on medical terms and vocabulary. Physician Assistant studen
- Subject
- PA
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- course
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- 2026-2027
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135 courses with the subject PA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
An independent study course on medical terms and vocabulary. Physician Assistant studen
This course is divided into two portions; Clinical Experience and Didactic Experience. The Clinical Experience portion of the course is designed to expose students to various cl
This is the second semester of a two semester course. This course is divided into two portions of Clinical Experience and Didactic Experience. Each portion is worth 50% of the grade. The Clinical Experience portion of the course is designed to e
This course will begin with an examination of the concepts and principles of epidemiology, the medical science that focuses on the distribution and determinants of disease frequency in populations. This course will discuss cultural competence
In Medical Procedures I, students will be exposed to practical experience with clinical skills, including
In Medical Procedures II, students will be exposed to practical experience with clinical skills, including
Human Gross Anatomy is designed to take the student through the anatomical aspects of the human body via a regional approach. The instructional
Human Physiology will cover all the major organ systems in the body as well as basic concepts which serve as important underpinnings for understanding i
Introduction to the PA Profession will provide the student with an introduction to the profession of physician assistant, includ
This course introduces the basic concepts of evidence-based medicine (EBM) and epidemiology. It consists of two major parts. The f
Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis I is the first course of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in the detailed instruction of proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, and the documentation of both. It is offered in a systematic-approach method allowing the student to formulate differential diagnoses. Lectures for each topic include an
A continuation of PA 310 . The PA student will further develop and refine skills in history taking and physical ex
This course is a continuation of the detailed instruction of history-taking and physica
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations I is the first of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is offe
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations II is the second of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is off
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations III is the third of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is off
Women's Health I is the first of a two-course series that follows women's health and development throughout the li
Women's Health II is the second of a two-course series that follows women's health and development throughout t
Brief review of the anatomy and physiology of the organ system will be presented. Emphasis will be plac
A continuation of PA 320. Instruction in the pathologic basis of disease.
Medical Anatomy and Physiology is an intense eight-week course that will guide the student through the anatomical and physiological aspects of the human body using a systems
Brief review of the anatomy and physiology of the organ system will be presented. Emphasis will be plac
Includes disease processes, orthopedics, dermatology and psychiatry. A comprehensive study of disease processes as they relate to specific organ systems,
A continuation of PA 330 . This course will focus on diseases of
This course is intended to instruct the student in common disorders
This course is a continuation of Clinical Medicine I and II. The purpose of the Clinical Medicine III course is to introduce the student to clini
This course will evaluate the basics of bacteriology and virology and
Continuation of PA 340 , developing the understanding of various laboratory tests used in the diagnosis of
Students will develop an understanding of various laboratory tests used in
Interpretation of 12 lead electrocardiograms includes ele
Radiology includes an introduction to diagnostic imaging, with radiog
Students will further develop an understanding of various laboratory tes
Covers the recognition of and treatment of skin conditions,
Covers acute and critical care medicine, emphasizing cardiac
Instruction in the utilization and interpretation of diagnostic imaging studies, such as computed t
The Introduction to Pharmacology course provides the student an opportunity to examine foundation of pharmacotherapeutics. The relationship between action of dru
Introduction to pharmacology including: pharmacokinetics, mechani
Continuation of PA 350 . Therapeutic regimens related to additional classes of drugs. Introduction to a comprehensive o
Emergency medicine cover recognition of emergent conditions, complain
The Surgery course will cover commonly encountered surgical protocol of
Medical nutrition includes basics of nutrition, needs and iss
Focus on issues in health care as related to the PA profession, including history of profession, changes in
Issues of Healthcare covers issues pertinent to the PA profession,
The Psychiatry component covers the recognition, assessment, diagnosis
This course will explore the contemporary problems in medicine, trends, and the history of the PA profession. It will also assist the student in examining a
Pediatrics I will review systems, history and examination techniqu
This course is designed to provide the PA student with a basic understanding of the dimensions of human
Introduction to basic knowledge of obstetrics and gynecology, including life cycle changes, pregnancy and delivery. Pediatric medicine will co
The second semester of Pediatrics will continue to instruct the studen
Ob/GYN will introduce life style changes, pregnancy, delive
Case studies, readings and group discussions will be used to focus on iss
This is the second semester of a two semester course. Presentations will be gi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings un
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings un
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings un
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings un
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings un
Elective in one of the following areas: psychiatry, oncology, dermatology, cardiology, neu
Clinical Correlations I is the first of a two-course series. Students are encouraged to apply critical thinking skills and correlate information learned in other courses to develo
This course will include presentations and discussions by guest lecturers on end-of- life care, cultural diversi
Culturally Competent Medicine and Underserved Populations starts by building a foundation in the principles of cultural competence, m
In Medical Procedures I, students will be exposed to practical experience with clinical skills, including
In Medical Procedures II, students will be exposed to practical experience with clinical skills, including
Human Gross Anatomy is designed to take the student through the anatomical aspects of the human body via a regional approach. The instructional
Human Physiology will cover all the major organ systems in the body as well as basic concepts which serve as important underpinnings for understanding i
Introduction to the PA Profession will provide the student with an introduction to the profession of physician assistant, includ
This course introduces the basic concepts of evidence-based medicine (EBM) and epidemiology. It consists of two major parts. The f
Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis I is the first course of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in the detailed instruction of proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, and the documentation of both. It is offered in a systematic-approach method allowing the student to formulate differential diagnoses. Lectures for each topic include an
A continuation of PA 510 . The PA student will further develop and refine skills in history-taking and physical ex
This course is a continuation of the detailed instruction of history-taking and physica
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations I is the first of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is offe
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations II is the second of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is off
Patient Assessment and Clinical Correlations III is the third of a three-part comprehensive and cumulative series in proper history taking, correct physical examination techniques, documentation and the correlation of information from other courses to develop a foundation to practice primary care medicine. It is off
Women's Health I is the first of a two-course series that follows women's health and development throughout the li
Women's Health II is the second of a two-course series that follows women's health and development throughout t
Disease processes will be presented with regard to definition or de
A continuation of PA 520A - instruction in the pathologic basis of disease
Medical Anatomy and Physiology is an intense eight-week course that will guide the student through the anatomical and physiological aspects of the human body using a systems
This course includes instruction in disease processes as they relate to specific organ s
Clinical Medicine II is the second in a three-course series. Students learn about medical conditions encountered in practi
This course is intended to instruct the student in common disorders
This course is a continuation of Clinical Medicine I and II. The purpose of the Clinical Medicine III course is to introduce the student to clini
Medical microbiology will review the basics of bacteriology and virology. This course
This course includes components in lab medi- cine (2 hours per
Students will develop an understanding of various laboratory tests used in
Interpretation of 12 lead electrocardiograms includes ele
Radiology includes an introduction to diagnostic imaging, with radiog
Students will further develop an understanding of various laboratory tes
Covers the recognition of and treatment of skin conditions,
Covers acute and critical care medicine, emphasizing cardiac
Instruction in the utilization and interpretation of diagnostic imaging studies, such as computed t
Introduction to Pharmacology is the first of a three-course series. It provides the student an opportunity to examine foundation of pharmacotherapeutics. The relation
Pharmacology includes pharmacokinetics, mechanisms of action,
Pharmacology will continue to instruct students in therapeutic regi
Emergency medicine cover recognition of emergent conditions, complain
The Surgery course will cover commonly encountered surgical protocol of
Medical nutrition includes basics of nutrition, needs and iss
The student will be required to plan and implement a research project
Focus on issues in health care as related to the PA profession, including history of profession, changes in
Issues of Healthcare covers issues pertinent to the PA profession,
The Psychiatry component covers the recognition, assessment, diagnosis
This course will explore the contemporary problems in medicine, trends, and the history of the PA profession. It will also assist the student in examining a
Pediatrics I will review systems, history and examination techniqu
Introduction to basic knowledge of obstetrics and gynecology, including life cyclechanges, pregnancy, and delivery. Pediatric medicine will cover stages of physicaland social developme
Pediatrics II will continue to instruct the students on pediatric
Ob/GYN will introduce lifestyle changes, pregnancy, deliver
This is a continuation of PA 580. The student will have continued ins
Case studies, readings, group discussions, and cadaver lab skills will be us
This is the second semester of a two-semester course. Presentations will be gi
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5-week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Wome
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Clinical Rotations are 5 week clinical courses that provide students with experience in inpatient and outpatient medicine in areas of Emergency
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
Involves full time experience for six weeks in clinical settings under the supervisi
The Capstone Project is a three-semester course that builds on the Evidence-Based Medicine course & Professional Practice course completed during the didactic phase of the program by having students participate individually in the conception, development, and production
The Capstone Project is a three-semester course that builds on the Evidence-Based Medicine course & Professional Practice course completed during the didactic phase of the program by having students participate individually in the conception, dev
The Capstone Project is a three-semester course that builds on the Evidence-Based Medicine course & Professional Practice course completed during the didactic phase of the program by having students participate individually in the conception, development, and production of a paper of publishable quality. The paper will incorporate the basic
The Clinical Seminar (I, II, III) series is a three-semester course that helps to guide students in being prepared for clinical rotations, graduation, licensur
The Clinical Seminar (I, II, III) series is a three-semester course that helps to guide students in being prepared for clinical rotations, graduation, licensur
The Clinical Seminar (I, II, III) series is a three-semester course that helps to guide students in being prepared for clinical rotations, graduation, licensur
The Summative Experience is designed to assure that each student has met ARC-PA and the program's defined cognitive and clinical skills performance objectives prior to graduation. In addition to assessing the student's proficiency by individual c
Six months of clinical training in an office-based primary care practice setting, working
Six months of clinical training in an office-based primary care practice setting, working
Source: Marywood University's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59